Queensland premier says Indian absolved of terrorism must be treated fairly. ...
07:29 PM, Dec 29, 2008
The footage shows flames spreading from the fuel-laden car. ...
01:59 PM, Oct 14, 2008
Karachi: Pakistan's flamboyant and popular cricketer Shahid Afridi attacked a fan at the airport here soon after his arrival from Dhaka after winning the Asia Cup title. Geo News and other channels flashed footages of a angry Afridi attacking a fan and pushing him to the ground. According to a report the fan who was badly roughed up had pestered Afridi for an autograph. But another report said that the...
02:38 PM, May 06, 2008
Karachi: Ex-captain Butt indicted by the ICC for spot fixing and is also facing criminal charges for corruption but Pakistan cricketer Salman Butt still finds it 'odd' to be barred from playing cricket. Butt along with compatriots Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Aamer was banned for at least five years by the ICC for their involvement in spot-fixing during the Lord's Test against England. The three players have challenged their respective...
12:07 PM, Jan 30, 2008
Gros-Islet: West Indies cricket official Ernest Hilaire has blamed irresponsible reporting for rumours that batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan was being investigated for match-fixing. Hilaire was responding to an open letter from Guyana's Minister of Sport, Frank Anthony, which criticised the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for failing to protect Sarwan from the damaging allegations. Anthony had written the letter to the WICB seeking clarification on the matter, which made headlines in...
10:33 AM, Jan 17, 2008
Colombo: Australia captain Ricky Ponting expects a bowler to replace injured Doug Bollinger in the World Cup squad but he also refused to rule out a call up for middle-order batsman Michael Hussey. "There's probably going to be a chance Mike might come. It will be interesting to see how he gets through that (four-day Perth) game," Ponting said ahead of Australia's crucial World Cup game against Sri Lanka here...
06:14 PM, Dec 25, 2007
Ahmedabad: The much-debated Decision Review System came into sharp focus for the second time in six days at the World Cup as on both instances the on-field umpire stuck to his original decision though the point of impact of the ball on the pad was more than 2.5 metres from the stumps on both the occasions. At Bangalore, during the tied India-England Group B tie, on-field umpire Billy Bowden stuck...
01:13 PM, Dec 25, 2007
Bangalore: England's middle-order batsman Ravi Bopara on Thursday reckoned that Sunday's high-profile match against India would be one of their toughest in the ongoing World Cup but added that their spinners can trouble the hosts if the game is played on a turning track. This is one of our toughest challenges in this tournament. We know what the Indian batsman are capable of but we do have our plans to...
10:32 AM, Dec 21, 2007
Nagpur: Ahead of their much awaited World Cup clash with arch-rivals Australia, bowling coach Allan Donald has a simple advice for New Zealand bowlers: "Keep it narrow." The South African legend knows that Australian batsmen would come down heavily on the New Zealand bowlers if given room on the placid track at the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) Stadium, where nearly 600 runs were scored in the match between England and...
10:26 AM, Dec 21, 2007
New Delhi: India coach Gary Kirsten on Monday said that although his team does not need to justify its numero uno status in Tests to anyone but if the side could register a series win in longer version of the game in South Africa, it might be termed as one of greatest achievements in the history of Indian cricket. We don't need to justify it to anyone, Kirsten told a...
01:10 PM, Nov 02, 2007
Mohammed Asif Ali was sacked after he admitted to forging his resume. ...
05:40 PM, Aug 24, 2007
Haneef's lawyers released a police interview transcript of their client. ...
05:16 PM, Aug 23, 2007
Meanwhile, Haneef's lawyer releases a previously secret interview with Oz police. ...
01:25 PM, Aug 22, 2007
Johannesburg: South Africa coach Corrie van Zyl is striving for more consistency from his players and believes the recently completed tour of India was a solid starting point to preparations for next year's World Cup. The tourists drew the test series 1-1 and salvaged some pride by winning the last of three one-dayers, albeit against a weakened India side, but Van Zyl is keen to highlight the positives of his...
11:46 PM, Aug 21, 2007
The Australian government will appeal against the verdict. ...
08:29 AM, Aug 21, 2007
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